The Republican journal., 1887-07-07
A Mad Malady.

The story of life on the high seas which came
out ~ litc Thames police court recently. was
one II In, mos! dramatic and peculiar that even
that peculiar locality has ever produced. The
Malal sailor lia-sin had made himself impo~Si-
| ~, "n board the little bark ir,ly Douglas he
| >c"I"tc.l the rarkiu. knii. and lid himself in
| il' iorcl"ak, uIik ntirIin" from time Ia time
1th- Del pliir I.ngrrk; III Nil one. die no.
body dared - hear him. for In wanted Ia die:
| Imprisonment and intimidation were tried in
! Vain: l." po~~">>ctl himself of lucifcr matches
and il was feared Lac would lire the ship. 50 at
/ lasi IN" captain AMI all the ships crew agreed
10 Lill him. ''iS il WAS too an.:oro,i>:' SO they
lnc"lcl tho l"rcr"ah with water Ia drive him
! "nl. ili'n III, carpenter made an cmhra>iirr.
tin niair tIt'l through il with Il SHOTGUN. Il
sailor hooked llassiii's clothes aud drew him up
"Ii deck. another sailor blew ont his brains with
q revolver, and they tied Il weight to his feet
and dropped him overheard. Now they are
all bcin" tried nj the Thames police court for
murder. IN ilicr defence it should 1t least he
remembered that i'll HE east it is the practice
| AMI ii,c perfectly wise and ustiiab" onto kill
| ut >i"h'. like Il mad dog. any fellow who "ruiis
| amiick.'
Mrs. Cleveland will be % on the 2lst of judy.
| Mrs. Cleveland Wore Il new costume for every
| day she spent AT her old college home.
Throughout the country will soon occur.
| EN-tiov. Hiipin of Colorado SAYS his wifi. is
living At Il $5,aoo,ooo rate. lie wants divorce.
DIR. Reynolds, an examiner in the pension
Office. has been knishtcl by the King of italy,
Two government Vessels have been Or.lerc, TO
| Honolulu to protect American interests in
Hawaii
| The Gencsta has Won the English Jubilee
yacht race. Her time over the course was II
days, 1Gh. hjm
Queen Victories favorite dish is tapioca plrl-
ding. She is sturdy eater ami Il fair ,lrnker
of clarct and red wines.
| The silver chascrs' strike in New York has
ended. all the men going back TO work except
four or five, who are hlacklstcd.
Boston and its suburbs. by the State census
| OF 1881, had 4 population Of t.i1 so, and were
| increasing AT Il rate exceeding 1900 each year.
The d>icrs in convention a, Chicago pro-
| pose 10 limit the product and increase. the price
OF whl>kcl. For the good OF mani nl they can
not so too far in thai direction.
| A Bowie, Arizona, paper refers thus lender
~ 10 the death OF prominent citizen of that
town: death loves shining mark and she
hit dandy when she turned loose on Jim"
Mr.. Corcoran, of Washington. the aged mil
liOnairc, was taken 10 Deer Park for the sum-
mcr and will occupy Robert CARROTS cottage
while there. His health is much improved.
| Moung Cyau. a young Karen who was cducat-
cd at Watcrville, has returned to Burmal,,
where he is engaged i'm mission work and il al
so superintendent of police under British APP
pOintment.
Mrs. BecKie, wife of the Presbyterian miris
| ter at Airth, near GrangemOntl, county of Stcr-
ling, Scotland, in a fit of temporary insanity
June oath, cut the threats of her three chill,
| dren and then her own.
| The Ilavcrhill Knights of Labor board of ar
bitration and the shoe firms of Chick Bros. and
kimball Bros. have arranged price lists for the
| bottomlng departments mutually satisfactory.
Chick Bros. will not leave town.
Mr. William X. Vandcrbt's steam Yacht
AIva weighed anchor Oh the morning Of July
2, and start on her long cruise around the
world. She first steamed up to the foot of
West FOrty-secOnd street, where her owner
with his family and friends went on board.
after which she put to sea. The yacht will
cross the Atlantic, go up the Mediterranean Sea
and through the SucZ Canal, thence along the
Pacific coast, touching at all the prominent
ports. Malta will be the first port at which
the Alva will stop.